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11:24 Jan 21, 2004 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial / bonds, credit, banking | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Alicia Jordá Local time: 17:50 | ||||||
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preferential, non-preferential subordinated debenture/ bond Explanation: in the dict. de térm. económicos, finacieros y comerciales Alcaraz-Hughes, you have obligaciones as debentures, debenture bond and bond also Eurodicautom: Financial Affairs - Taxation & Customs (FI) (1) TERM obligación subordinada (1) TERM subordinated debenture Document 2 Subject Financial Affairs - Taxation & Customs (FI) (1) TERM obligación subordinada (1) TERM subordinated bond (2) TERM junior bond |
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preferred subordinated bonds Explanation: In my work as a financial journalist, I have seen it expressed this way. As for the "no preferentes", I would say they are just common subordinated bonds. |
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convertible subordinated notes ... preferred or non-preferred Explanation: They are convertible subordinated notes and they are convertible into preferred stock. If they are not converted they remain convertible subordinated notes (and therefore "non-preferred") and if they are converted they will become preferred stock. To answer your other questions: 1.) "Bond" and "debenture" can be used interchangeably if the instrument is unsecured. "Bond" is more typically used to refer to longer-term notes, e.g. >10 year term. 2.) They are subordinated. 3.) As subordinated notes they are by definition junior and almost certainly unsecured. |
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